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A treatment is given of the orbit dynamics for linear unstable motion that allows for the zeros in the beta function and makes no assumptions about the realness of the betatron and phase functions. The phase shift per turn is shown to be related to the beta function and the number of zeros the beta function goes through per turn. The solutions of the equations of motion are found in terms of the beta function.
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43 Particle Accelerators, Accelerator Physics (physics.acc-ph), Orbit Stability, Beam Dynamics, Differential Equations Beta Function, Orbits, FOS: Physical sciences, Particle Kinematics, 530, Analytical Solution, Trajectories, Functions, Beta Function, Phase Shift, Physics - Accelerator Physics, Betatron Oscillations, Equations Of Motion, Phase Oscillations, Accelerators
43 Particle Accelerators, Accelerator Physics (physics.acc-ph), Orbit Stability, Beam Dynamics, Differential Equations Beta Function, Orbits, FOS: Physical sciences, Particle Kinematics, 530, Analytical Solution, Trajectories, Functions, Beta Function, Phase Shift, Physics - Accelerator Physics, Betatron Oscillations, Equations Of Motion, Phase Oscillations, Accelerators
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